Today's Washington Post included George Will's regular op-ed column. Although the column's topic was not climate change, he couldn't help himself but to try to bring the issue up. He has been wrong so much on climate change, it is surprising (and disheartening) that the Post keeps publishing his errors. (For more on this topic, Joe Romm at Climate Progress has written quite a bit).

From today's column:

Often the goals government pursues by surreptitious indirection are
goals that could not win legislative majorities — e.g., the
Environmental Protection Agency’s regulation of greenhouse gases
following Congress’s refusal to approve such policies.

This statement is wrong in almost every way. He has completely missed with all three branches of government.